The Walk

Mayan Ruins
The captain of a Caribbean party boat learns that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Accident and Emergency
Even for a trained paramedic, saving lives isn't easy. Taking them, on the other hand...

Child's Play
A children's' playground. A tragic demise. But does the boy's death mark the end of something, or the beginning?

The Walk
A man's journey home through the streets of London takes a sinister turn after an encounter with a stranger.

The Great Outdoors
Hiking through the forest after losing sight of his campsite, one man suspects he is not as alone as he had first thought.

"Don't fear what is certain. Fear what is possible..."
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(Very) Quick Author Q and A

What inspired you to write these stories?

I've always loved reading psychological thriller novels, as well as behavioural science and criminal psychology books.

(You might be able to guess that I've always had an interest in the darker side of human nature...)

After writing my second novel I had loads of ideas that weren't quite right for full-length novels, but which I thought would work well together as a short story mystery collection. I decided on the five ideas I was most excited about, and began forming them into short crime stories. The end result is The Walk.

Who will enjoy this book?

Anybody that likes forensic psychology fiction, suspenseful books, and sinister tales.

This collection contains stories about a psychopath child, a bad nurse, and a party boat on the Riviera Maya for crying out loud - what's not to enjoy?